Professional Writer currently working advertising and freelancing when I can find the jobs. This all just means I'm poor
So besides Vaping, whats your other profession?
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WOW! Now THAT is one heck of a ride! If I was driving that I'd pretend I was a Jawa from Star Wars driving their Sand Crawler across the desert plains of Tatooine!
ou-ti-di!Programmer and I stealth vape. Rural America and I haven't even heard the term at work so I'm not bringing it up :>
Thanks. I'm just sitting here with my Vamo, and telescope, and ego twist, and vision spinner, and...I make poor choices haha. Still cheaper than cigs though. Writing and not smoking cigarettes is tough, but I'm getting well acquainted with a good vape after a good writing session. Coffee and vaping trumps coffee and cigarettes any day.
I'm a college student. I don't if you'd call that a profession, but I'm 4 and half years in, with another 4 and half to go (including grad. school). 
And of course I vape on campus. Usually before and after classes, but not during, because I don't want to be a distraction. I still stand outside with the smoking buddies to chat and complain about classes. They think my PV is pretty cool, and I've even converted one of 'em. 
I do have a part time job as a certified pharmacy technician. I don't vape in the pharmacy, but I'm allowed to in the breakroom!
And of course I vape on campus. Usually before and after classes, but not during, because I don't want to be a distraction. I still stand outside with the smoking buddies to chat and complain about classes. They think my PV is pretty cool, and I've even converted one of 'em. I do have a part time job as a certified pharmacy technician. I don't vape in the pharmacy, but I'm allowed to in the breakroom!
People in IT and computer related positions are more in toon with information and new ideas/products that come out. I was getting a computer science degree from U of M, but circumstances shot that down and I had to go back to nursing. I can tell you first hand that 80% of nurses over 30 barely ever use a computer except for applications relating to their jobs. Hospitals are not big on allowing you to surf even on your breaks so people just don't for the most part. I'm sure a lot of other professions are the same way. I'm not suprised to see the majority of posts are computer related professions. With the anti-smoking politics and sentiment in the USA and how much vaping has grown in the last year and is predicted to boom in 2013 I think vaping will rapidly become the standard.... if the FDA and government don't shoot us down. Keep vaping
Good guess but no, Stephenson Millwork. I worked at CCC for 10 years though, and still in touch with many of those guys.
I'm an A/V Technician at a hotel/casino. I have my own office and vape like it's going outta style. Our departments directors are totally vape friendly and just ask that we use common sense and a little discretion as to when and where.
We have a large break area/smoking section and I've been seeing more and more people with egos, egos w/ tanks, and a couple smaller mods. It's a trip!
We have a large break area/smoking section and I've been seeing more and more people with egos, egos w/ tanks, and a couple smaller mods. It's a trip!
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It is funny how many in the I.T. field smoke/vape. I've always said, "There are two things that keep the systems running smoothly, caffeine and nicotine."
It is funny how many in the I.T. field smoke/vape. I've always said, "There are two things that keep the systems running smoothly, caffeine and nicotine."
It's the same for us writers. Rod Serling smoked 5 packs a day -- can you imagine how much more of his brilliant work the world could have enjoyed if technology had been just a little quicker on the draw and he'd been vaping two tanks a day instead?
I've got an independent film produced and a boat load of short stories. Though the short stories are in a fairly unusual adult theme, I believe the writing quality would still transcend that particular genre and possibly impress you enough that we could work together.
I'm the executive chef of a fine dining restaurant. While I do allow vaping in the restaurant, 1 server and my sous chef vape, not in front of customers and not while working with food. It's not about the vapor, it's about hygiene.
I drive a flat-bed tractor trailer. Out one or two nights a week, home every weekend.
I'm a surgical technician and work in the OR of my local hospital. Only a few select people at work know that I vape. When ever I get a few minutes, I run out to the one staller public bathroom and vape.
Enrolled Agent here. I am licensed by the US Treasury and admitted to practice before the IRS representing taxpayers anywhere in the world and as a paid tax preparer. I own my own practice and allow vaping in my business. I do not vape in front of my clients unless they see my rig and ask questions. Then I will demonstrate it for them.
If you need a tax return done, shoot me a PM.
If you need a tax return done, shoot me a PM.
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